Whole Body Prayer: The Life-Changing Power of Self-Healing
BEGIN YOUR SELF-HEALING JOURNEY NOW. In this awe-inspiring, part memoir and part self-help book, Yan Ming Li seamlessly weaves his life story with a powerful life-lesson, we have the power to self-heal. "The same energy that created stars and galaxies lies dormant within your belly." So begins Master Yan Ming Li's spellbinding memoir recounting the challenges of growing up under harsh conditions during the Cultural Revolution in Maoist, China. Li learned early on that he was born with a spiritual gift which he needed to keep secret. Li used the gift many times, nonetheless, to heal others, including members of his own family. Since emigrating from China to the West in 1994, Li has shared his gift with people of every major religion. Now, he feels compelled to share his inspiring story and teaching with the world. But this is not a work of fiction. It's a true story. In the pages of this book, we learn how all of us can gain access to this benevolent, healing, and boundless Light. It is, in fact, our birthright. Whole Body Prayer is a meditation and healing technique developed by Li that returns us "original spirituality" by combining ancient practices from the world's major religions. If you enjoyed Yogananda's The Autobiography of a Yogi and Kosta Danaos' The Magus of Java then Whole Body Prayer will be an inspirational quick afternoon read.
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| ISBN | B09Q2D2TN4 |
| Author | Yan Ming Li |
| created_at | 2024-06-06 23:34:44 |
| Rating | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Review | With the increasing cases of terminal illnesses, we must focus on finding a long-lasting solution. While technology has helped with cancer management, it hasn't been enough. In most cases, many people have found that connecting with nature and using the body's natural energy may be the best way to deal with terminal illnesses. I've read several books about how some people completely healed from cancer by meditation. In this book, Whole Body Prayer: The Life-changing Power of Self-healing , Yan Ming Li narrates his story and teaches the readers how to use the Whole Body Prayer to self-heal. This book has one hundred and sixty-seven pages. It is divided into three parts. The book is further subdivided into twenty-four chapters. The first part talks about the author's life in China, the second part talks about the author's life in America, and the last part talks about how to practice the Whole Body Prayer. The author was born in China. During that time, the Communist government categorized families into either Red or Black families. Red families were well-to-do and could afford basic commodities. However, black families were impoverished and couldn't even afford meals. Although the author's family was considered a red family because his parents worked in a certain company, everything changed after his father's death. How did this affect his family? How does this relate to the Whole Body Prayer and the author's journey to discovering and subsequently teaching self-healing thro |